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Hiv antibodies detections Apr 29, 2012 Hello! I had unprotected sex one year ago.3 months later I had an ELISA test which came negative.then after six months another one-same test- which was also negative...and one more now negative again..i've heard that some people may never produce HIV antibodies! is that true? also could the fact that last year I had mononucleosis affect the results?should I have another test like the one using the PCR method? Thank you for your time! :) |
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 Hi You are HIV negative! Mono will not affect the outcome of the test. Everyone will test negative or positive after 6 months from exposure. There's no need for any further testing. Be well and stay safe, Shannon | ||||||||
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